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Indigenous tourism operators say business is booming across Vancouver Island

New research, conducted by the Angus Reid Institute and commissioned by Intrepid Travel, suggests fewer than half of British Columbians feel confident finding and choosing an Indigenous-led tourism experience. On Vancouver Island, operators say they’re seeing the opposite during their busiest seasons yet.

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Indigenous tourism operators say business is booming across Vancouver Island
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